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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1952)
WKDNKSDAV. iKI'T. 17. 10.12 TtKRALT) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PARE NINE i HCu.N ? 7' ! WORKINC llrmluliln l McCarthy May Campaign For GOP In Wisconsin liy jack Hill. BT. PAUL, Minn. Ai Cirn. Dwlglit V. Kmriihiiwcr's managers piun uj mil on ot'u. juiuim uc Carlliy ol Wisconsin to campaign actively lor the. Hrpubllcan ticket on tlia C'oiiiitiuiilM.iiiKovrrniiieiil Is.Mie. ben. Flunk Curlsiin of Kuiisun, a top Klseiiliowir adviser, told this iriMirirr an Invitiiuoii to McCarthy to caiiipnlKil oulsKlo his home state is "In the works." "I fully expect that Sen. McCur thy will be spruking vigorously lor lhi tlckrl ftutin -i ! recover f till v fruin hlft iccrnl oprrulion," Curlnnn ul(i. McCnrlliy, limited by physical 1ihmliiy m cnmmlKnin for re nomination in Wi-smmiu, won MnnMiinjt vlctnrv there. Artparrntly thin imivincrd evrn the mnM Mimmno of K Latino we r' ft ndvltiera thnt tho Wlnoonnln nena Inr would be a vnhmbte addition to their tnun. Thi (rrlina anion? them WAt thnt McCarthy could Uh out at the Truman adtnlntn tratlon In blunt trrmn that th OOP prrnidrmiitl nominee hn hesitated to isv, 'IlHiN. McCarthy, who ha aald he would support K.Kenhower even if the liiiter dlwiwnrd htm polltl rally, jnlKhl h teamed with Sen. Itohrrt A. Tnft of Ohio In a doi. Two Held For Safe Theft POKTl.ANU Ml -Patrick Moran. XI. and his wife Colleen, 25, were accused Tuesday ol helping lake a sale from a Southeast Portland market bept. 8. Residents of rortlsnd, they were arreted at Hnlem Monday night. Thry were Irco on apieal bond alter conviction recently on a rtiams of leaving their children, 3 and 7, alone uhllo they drank beer In a tavern. Detective Capt. O. K. Robinson aald two other men and a woman were being sought In the safe burg lary. fans Norland Auto Insurance, fine fit. PHOTO EQUIPMENT STOCK REDUCING SALE Take advantaqe of our shortage of space! We have to move out our ovcr-itock to moke room for new Christmas merchandise. JUNIOR LITEPAK Central Ranqer 8x26 DlkJnrill AD Center wheel focut. DlNUlULAn Reej. $39.00. Now 400 ft. 16MM Reels. Reg. 60c Transparent PHOTO PROTECTORS Req. 70c Now Thrift-life ELECTRIC SPEED FLASH With battery pack. Req. $74.00 ARGUS COLOR CAMERA SVE Model RK CI inG DDAICrTAD WILCOX STROBE Wi,6 USED BOLSEY 'B' "HS? $4150 UsedContaxT Sonnar lens, case. Now . $86.95 HARWOOD ELECTRIC FLASH m9c With battery pack. Was 568.60. Now sJI.D Cinklox 16MM Movie Camera c7Q rn Rebuilt. With case P0.3U For photoqraphic Information that is correct and up-to-the-minute, see Leo "The Camera Man" at the PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT CUMIN'S-" drug The Friendly 9th and Main OFF A BIC MEAL- 20-moulh-oM Afrlran rhlnorrrnt Vrrpt tvtn ky uhlln rtllii( uinl to new quarter In Vliicrmiri Zoo, i'trli, I-rancc. ble-bsrrrlcd answer to the "give 'em hell" campaign thnt PrcMrirnl Truman Is expected to liiuni h will! a Western trip starling riuly In October. A speaking achedulc which will take Tall Into III Mnli'B was an nounced by Ben. Karl Mundt ol houlh Dakota, co-chimmnn of the Kcpuhllrnn Bpeukers Bureau, and Ben. Everett Dlrk.icn ol Illinois, chairman ol the Krpiibllriui Bena torlal Campaign Committee. The schedule calls tor an evening speech bv Tall Oct. 8 at the "Pan. jenkn D;iy" cHrbrmhin 1 Bhrnan doah, Iowa, alter Truman speaks from the same plntlorm earlier in the day. , McCarthy and Truman may nev er come to such close quartera, out tint drtitlon to uhc llic vVlscon sin aenalor extensively In the cam paign apparently was contingent only on McCarthy's acceptance and hit physical condition. This decision seemed to have been taken by the Elsenhower ad visers in the face of the genera evidrnt dlitaMe for McCarthy'! 'criticism of Cien. George c. Mur ; shall. In a Senate speech. McCar thy said Marshall, who helped ele vate tusenhower to live-star rank, had participated In a conspiracy against the country. Elsenhower has not yet hit the Communist issue hard In campaign speeches. But he has mentioned It several limes In apparent prepare lion for a later mnlor address on the aublect. ""4" . H95 $29.75 now 49c 35c $62.00 moo $1100 Now Now with case Now Now $130 Drug Store Phone 2-3473 4 I Summers PTA Sets Carnival The Bummers PTA met Friday, Kept. 12, In Summers School. Isa bella Brlxner ahowed elides taken In various achoola throughout the county. Teachers were Introduced by Pres. Mrs. Robblns. Plnns were started for a carni val which will be given Sept. 28. rnrcrda of the carnival will be used l0 purchase a stove and hot water heater lor the Summers School cnlcterla. I! rp f pv If (? rm features j features . ' S4l figure moulding k f ' f" ll fefV P I ; for only' STUESOS-,nRoyonSAT.N ' iffiX -Jfj ' X 15 Stitched undercup, firm uplift - '-. 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Bemberos ... nylon trims .. . gf. flV i i 95 ' i : i -.- -fA v Al City Proposes A proposed tgreement lor Klam ath Kail city achoola to use city rrcreatlun and park grounda In school athletic programs and play (to mora or ls formalize a pro cedure that haa been carried on Informally In the past) was pre sented to the school boards yester day. The propotal was presented by Bob Bonney, recreation director, lor the Recreation Committee and rark Board, and Its intent was to In aome way clear the aklrta of the city of liability In the case of a youngster ftemnif injurea wnne playing on city property in lurtner siice of school activity. However, several members of tfie school authority expressed dls like over one phase or another ol It, and decided to make a further study Into the matter of liability. In the meantime, It was agreed that the schools can go ahead and use city recreation and park Boilermakers PORTLAND i A strike vote bv AFL bollermakera Is now under way In seven western otaies ana Alaika. Among prolecls which could be affected are McNary Dam and the llanlord atomic worn. The union has aiked 350 build ing contractors for the maximum wage increase auowapie unuci m Was Stabilization Board formula. That would add about 15 cents to ELECTRIC P Wesix Other Popular Makes vfl'? FREE ESTIMATES I I UHLIG'S JS-mTi I j'f'K the thrilling Program For School Use of Playgrounds property by verbal consent. Conger Field, Falrvlew Park and Klwanls Park are the most exten sively used for school activities, but some use Is made of the Moore Park tennis courts, Recreation Field and Stukn) Park. After the school matter was dis posed of, the Park Board and Recreation Committee got down to their regular monthly business meetings. Bonney made his report of the entire summer recreation pro gram, terming the program a suc cess, particularly In Softball and baseball, a grand total of 2M games being played by the teams participating In the program. Tennis this summer also showed up good. Bwlmmlng at the KUH8 natalorlum attracted only some 6,600 persons over the whole period and the program operated at a $701 loss. Bonney said practically all of the swimmers were young Vote On Strike their present hourly pay of 12.76 according to Homer V. Palton of ! Portland. International vice presl- . dent of the AFL, union. The present contract expires Oct. 1. ! Other benefits, including an In-, crease and subsistence allowances, also are asked, he said. Members are voting on an un disclosed management otter. Bal loting will be completed Sunday. (duutet HEAT sters, that adults Just wouldn't swim In the natatorium. By comparison, the OTT pool used In the city recreation program last year drew some 27,000 swim mers, Francis Smith, recreation-park employe, reported on efforts to build up the grass stands on Con ger Field and Falrvlew Park. He was authorized to continue to use organic matter obtained from the sewage disposal plant for fertilizer. The Park Board announced It had purchased the equipment of the concession stand at Moore Park, and that a member, Bert Btott, park supervisor, is now operating It. This winter when the park Ice rink opens, the equip ment la to be moved to a atand at the rink. PAINT NOW WHY WAIT? First Class Material and Workmanship Reasonable Prices Low Monthly Payments FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 4226 H. L. BROWN Contractor r . 1 ! The present area of the Ice rink Is to be paved before cold weather seta In, In order to al leviate a snowy, muddy condition at the rink and also to allow for faster freezing. The akl run at Moore Park may also be enlarged. Some work has been done In the past lew days at veterans Me morial Park, Stott reported, and more Is to be done yet this fall The Park Board agreed to pay tne materials cost ol putting a new Be wise: roof on the building at Klwanls Park. The Klwanls Club has of fered to supervise Installation of the new roof. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE and 422 Main St. EXCHANGE Phono 6771
